I'M BALDING AGAIN...AFTER TWO HAIR TRANSPLANTS..

[@hairliciously]

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[@kyleconaghan1794]

To be honest, you're a handsome guy, your hair still looks great compared to a lot of other people your age. I don't think it's as noticeable to other people as you may think, try not to focus on it too much and remember that even with our flaws, they are part of who we are.

[@fume1030]

how old is he?

[@CKL882]

He mentioned before that he was 38​@@fume1030

[@oncall21]

Oral minoxidil 5mg a day made a huge difference to my hair and beard. Give it a full year to see peak benefits. If you’re going to begin on dutasteride then you will be fine. I’m a Norwood 7 patient who has had 15,761 grafts (50% being from the beard). Even at this point genetics never give up and meds are still of benefit. Personally you look like a young, good looking guy with a full head of hair. Goes to show how framing the face correctly makes a world of difference. Thanks for sharing and things will bounce back.

[@syedhameed9228]

Bro are you on dut?

[@oncall21]

@ just starting

[@vzero8612]

Why you adding dut if min is working fine? And 5mg daily min is crazy how hairy is your body now? 😂 ​@@oncall21

[@sohailahmed5039]

​@oncall21 hello sir I am 27, and my hairline is going . What should I do? I am scared of finasteride and minoxidil? Not planning transplant as yet if you may help me in this . Thankyou

[@oncall21]

@@sohailahmed5039 unfortunately finasteride and minoxidil are the only two FDA medications approved for MPB. My advice is to see your doctor and try finasteride. The risk of side effects is very low. If you do experience side effects you can always lower the dose and micro dose with the medication or simply cease taking it. The same with minoxidil. Be careful because there is a lot bull shit out there about buying rosemary oil and other rubbish that does nothing for your hair. I wish you all the best.

[@Kyle_Bu]

3:10 Did you get a scalp biopsy done on those areas? You might want to. This could be an autoimmune hair loss condition or some other inflammation. 4:29 This could be sebderm, eczema, psoriasis, folliculitis, or adult tinea capitis (ring worm!) Get a scalp biopsy there and on your sides.

[@mrdude010]

👍👍

[@maloxi1472]

1- Gradually switch to oral dutasteride. Don't drop the topical dutasteride until you have reached steady state systemically (Even though I actually have a hunch that topical dutasteride wasn't helping you much, in fact). You'll get there faster by starting with a much higher daily dosage (you can find a simulator on tressless to help you with your dosing schedule). 2- Make sure to keep stress and inflammation under control 3- Keep up with the ketoconazole cream. Aside from the antifungal effects, its weak antiandrogen properties might be more noticeable when used as a cream rather than a shampoo. Plus, it's much cheaper that way. 4- Make sure your nutrition is on point (enough protein, fats, zinc, copper, iron, vit D,...). For vit D in particular, keep in mind that depending on your genetics and environment, you might be able to tolerate and even NEED to take upwards of 10000 IU, even though the recommended DV for vitamin D is around 800 IU 5- Lower the microneedling depth to 1mm and keep the frequency at a stable 1x/week, even once every 10 days if you must. Too high a microneedling depth/frequency might contribute to inflammation and actually hinder dermal papillae cells turnover; which long-term and at a macro scale might manifest as secondary hair loss

[@AQBS-HairLoss-Champion]

This happens because the underlying condition is not solved on the galea Follicles are feminine and they basically abort the terminal hair due to stress in the form of inflammation. I am reversing over a decade of total baldness understanding this principle. I am documenting my journey on my channel

[@zequinha340]

I wish I started DUT before, I was using FIN for two years and was afraid of Dutasteride sides, I have none and have been taking 2x the stardard dose, so 1mg. DUT is just better than FIN period, even the studies show that the side effect profile is the same. I do blood work every year and everything is fine. I'll try some PRP to see if i can regrow some hair, but dutasteride regrows more than finasteride thats for sure

[@NickDoraRaw]

I’m not telling you to do this, but human growth hormone at 4iu+ per day made my hair insanely dense. I don’t know if there were just thicker follicles but it was night and day after a year of that

[@austinalexander1066]

What kind ore you using? I’ve been very interested in trying hgh

[@NickDoraRaw]

@@austinalexander1066 Chinese HGH, 96% purity. Plenty of sources on the clear net

[@louis1pottier674]

what's your source?

[@matthewmosier8439]

Scalp massages, small amounts of muscle-relaxing cream applied on my scalp while I sleep, and green tea treatments have done more for me than the topical treatments, recently

[@kim.young.]

what kind of muscle relaxing cream are you using?

[@matthewmosier8439]

@kim.young. Bengay, use what contains the actual relaxer, not just soothing via cool, etc. because the goal is to relax the scalp muscles for hours per night. Results of a few months of doing it are better regrowth than I've seen using any other method, including Keeps. My goal is to eventually reduce the topical Keeps quite a bit and replace it with more natural remedies focusing on caffeine and relaxation of the scalp as well as a diet lower in inflamation-causing food, all of it in conjunction with microneedling

[@matthewmosier8439]

​@@kim.young.Not sure why I'm not seeing my reply, here. Use something with actual relaxation properties, not heat/ cold based effects. It has been very effective in regrowth. I tested it about 2 months, or so. I believe that tension/ inflamation is the primary cause of balding. The microneedling helps, the green tea helps significantly, but the relaxation stuff has shown possibly the biggest improvement

[@vzero8612]

What's the logic here?

[@matthewmosier8439]

The theory is that baldness is caused by muscle tension in the scalp which leads to inflamation over time, which itself leads to the build up of a layer of scar tissue (bald heads are shiny because of this layer) I had it on the front two sides of my own scalp before starting treatment. Microneedling (gradually) removes the layer and stimulates regrowth. In one study they found 10% or so regrowth on both men and women simply by relaxing the scalp for the 10 months of the study. I 100% believe this theory from my own experience

[@candyman301]

Stay away from micro needling. In the short term there could be a slight benefit. But constant trauma to the hair follicles causes injury and eventual death prematurely to the follicle. There are a few companies that do laser treatment for hair removal who have incorporated micro needling just before laser hair removal with astonishing results. Instead of 6 treatments they can now get full hair removal in two treatments. Including light colored hairs that never responded with laser alone. They claim it pre injures the follicle allowing the laser to kill the follicle much quicker. Your hair loss is suspect for micro needling follicle damage. We did a test on two 28 year old identical twins and after two years. One of the twins doing microneedling weekly with minoxidil everyday vs one with no microneedling and just minoxidil dailey. There was significant more balding in the one doing microneedling. He was causing premature damage causing follicle death. Im very certain this is what your experiencing.

[@Adam-M1]

Wow this is worrying that micro needling can damage hair follicles.

[@dannyblanchflower1882]

There's alot to unpack here. What was the depth and frequency of the microneedling sessions? You said you did a test on two identical twins? Are you a trichologist? A depth of 0.6 (Recommended) shouldn't penetrate the follicle stem cell bulge.

[@candyman301]

@dannyblanchflower1882 . A cosmotologist. .75 depth. Once per week. Identical twin brothers. Live in same house, same diet. Same lifestyle . At the start of the trial, they had identical hair density and hairlines. Just thought you might want to know. Use great caution if you microneedle. Im on oral dutasteride..topical minoxidil. I take a lot of vitamin supplements known to help stimulate hair growth. I limit hair washing. I tried microneedling, which also caused premature follicle damage. Tried pin and stamp and a roller.. .5 to .75 inch. All caused premature damage and thinning on the area used. I've lost 20% of my hair in the last 20 years. Since starting anti androgens . My father and brother are completely bald.. im in my 50's

[@vzero8612]

Damn don't know what to believe now.

[@mafia331000]

You need to use it like a stamp don’t roll it 0,5 is the best and clean it good twice a week is enough

[@saintonerism]

The problem is that most surgeons transplant hair from the middle and the top of the back of the head rather than the very bottom and the sides. Those areas are not prone to hair loss where the other areas are. Most clinics will not mention this so its up to us to be proactive.

[@ianpohl7481]

Had the same issue. Backed off everything for 2 weeks and restarted my regimen. And everything came right over 2 months. Propecia 1mg ( switch from Generic finasteride ) / 5% Minoxidil Foam / Ketoconazole 2% Twice a week. Microneedling 0.8mm every 10 days. Sometimes things go out of balance. Just check you don't have an underlying hormone problem - Estrogen / Testosterone.

[@oreo598]

you had the similar circumstance as him started losing hair and now you managed to grow that hair all back within 2 months?

[@eduardohernandez5624]

Same thing happened to me after 2 weeks . Everything restarted resetting with better regrowth on fin.

[@user-bj9zs5iu6u]

what is the issue with estrogen or testosterone?

[@pperejma]

Oral minoxidil 2.5 after 8 months started leaving me breathless between my sets at the gym and leaving me extremely fatigued. Been lifting for 20 years so I came off and went back to topical, lost some gains but I feel a lot better. Might hop on again sometime to see if I get the same sides. Was effective tho

[@GC3000a]

I think this is the right move. Before you said it in the video I was about to comment oral dut and oral min. I switched from topical fin/min to oral fin/min with great improvement. Looking forward to a future update.

[@nomo4u886]

Your hair looks good to me bro

[@mattfullagar20]

Its been good hearing about you trying different regimes but the strongest will always revolve around blocking the DHT ie Dutasteride allowing preferably oral Minoxidil to increase growth. While on these the other regimes such as microneedling may work better again.

[@Harpreet06]

Dr Tsuji we need you!!! Where are you?!?!?! Also I would disregard a lot of these comments after watching Haircafe

[@bichillocv]

If you have undiagnosed lichen planus which is very common microneedling is gonna heavily make hairloss even worse

[@nightstalker824]

Wow. I don’t know how this video appeared on my feed, but I watched a few minutes of it. If you have way too many scientific terms about different parts and stages of hair loss, then you thinking WAY too hard about it. It happens bro. You look just fine. Just accept it. You’re a man.

[@mattfullagar20]

Dutasteride?

[@TrojanMan321]

Thanks for your transparency, it let's people know if this route is for them. Sorry fornwhat you are going through Have you looked into stem cell transplants for hair. They are expensive and only last for a few years, but would thicken it up.

[@hanzocloud]

This is why the first emperor of Qing Dynasty made everyone rock a hairstyle where you shave the top front and sides and grow out the back into a que, bcoz the emperor himself was balding so made everyone look like him so it’s not that noticeable.

[@Meg-jf8mk]

If retrogade alopecia is caused by DHT, then shouldn't finasteride or any 5ari or topical anti androgen help?

[@nathan87]

Really sorry to hear this, but glad to hear that there are still stronger treatments to try. You must absolutely move to oral dut. I think you will love oral min, it is much easier than topical. Also, look after your oxidative stress, particularly if you're doing high intensity exercise. Sounds like you are already taking the right vitamins, but perhaps N-acetyl cysteine is worth a shot.

[@ex0gen]

You should add scalp massaging and botox injections, and also an acell+prp injection to combat that.

[@Rezparviz]

Have you done those things ?? Or are you just parroting what others have said to try .

[@lucasl8267]

Go to a dermatologist clinic that is more inclined for new upcoming solutions. I had no problem getting oral minoxidil. If they deny you, see another one. Also look into a blood test for yoir alopecia on the back and sides of your head. Make sure your thyroid, ect are ok. Could be alopecia areata.

[@Rusty4488]

Smart move to also not do a ton of grafts. I’ve done similar with my two HTs. You’ll have plenty of grafts in reserve if you decide to get a 3rd. Costs more and everything, but it’s a much wiser decision in my opinion.

[@FreeSpirited01]

Just have Finasteride 1mg 3 days a week for 3 months and then taking a 2-week break before repeating this routine again. Also, see if you have macro dosed on Vitamin E or Zinc or Biotin. Your thinning may be because of higher doses. Also if you are using Toppik or dry shampooes then your hair thinning might be caused by them. Any such camouflage material is detrimental and will eventually destroy follicles. Finally, remove oily foods like those consumed as fast food or packaged products, whilst also going low carb. Intermittent fasting will boost your hair growth too. Try that as it could be the diet thinning your hair.

[@kevinlimpert8523]

You might consider getting on low does oral minoxidil for those sides getting thinner .I started out having my sides look like that but now after 4 years of being on oral minoxidil that now is the thickest Parton my hairdo .I wish I could say that about the top and back

[@macweber]

Have you had a thyroid panel done? Retrograde alopecia is a symptom of hypothyroidism

[@isaacwinters6954]

A few bullet point suggestions/ideas: • Hydroviv shower head filter • silk (not polyester) pillowcase and sheets • durag, silk cap, or silk bonnet while sleeping • diet, nutrition, and supplementation • supplements: > Thorne Basic Nutrients x2 /day > magnesium (Double Wood, BOW Foods, Nootropics Depot, Jigsaw Health) > beef collagen (Forest Leaf or Vital Proteins) > D3+K2 drops (Zoomavit) > ubiquinol (NOW Foods or Jarrow) - x150-200mg /day minimum • red light cap (research Bryan Johnson) • ashwagandha (KSM-66 sourced) • meditation

Stop wasting peoples time with these supplements. None of that shit works for his problem

[@david_banner055]

The one thing I didn't hear you vhsngr is your diet.

[@eduardoenriquebringasgambo9643]

orale minoxidil 5mg and oral dutasteride 0.5 mg, best treatment

[@conandoyle1740]

2.5mg DUT + 10mg OM

[@salemalk8474]

MSP on the sides would prolly fix your problem (and on top maybe to add density, not too close to the hairline tho, 1 or 2 inches in, so you cant see the dots from the front)

[@Al-hk6yi]

add tretinoin to help topical minox ?

[@JayB-JayB]

I would try oral minoxidil. Less scalp irritation.

[@Dziomolek]

i was maintaining easily on 1mg finasteride at age 20-31, after that something happens to body that AGA boost drastically (i assume body starts to produce more 5ar), 1-5mg finasteride wasnt enough, switched to sublingual 3mg dutasteride (in 50/50 dmso/peg400) and that helped. Topical androgen blockers like ru, bicalutamide, pyri is cope, they dont have chance competing with DHT (maybe only cyproterone acetate)

[@Drunken_Sens]

Cyproterone works good

[@BLUE20456]

Get your vitamin levels checked ferritin and vitamin d. Also see a trichologist to see if you have any inflammation. Next cut out dairy gluten sugar and caffeine, and processed foods thank me later 😊

[@FlashVedder]

To be honest that really doesn’t look that bad. I don’t know if you’re push towards your 30s or 40s normal your hair would go fine. A little concealer never hurts :)

[@hadhad129]

Good u thinking about low dose oral minoxidil or 1x/wk dutasteride. Definitely helps for sure

[@user-ds6bp3jb4k]

Why haven’t you covered redensyl?

[@zeethree]

Been on oral min for 1.5 years and dutasteride for 5 months. No improvement so far. Tiny little hairs sprouted on forehead across old hairline, but they are not growing and just staying small. It got my hopes up. Crown is a disaster, I'm wondering if needling did damage. Sad about the whole situation as I feel I will never be confident in the way I look ever again. Psychologically I'm struggling. Can verteporfin save someone who needs so many grafts? I believe 5mg oral min increased my resting heart rate about 10bpm over 2.5mg dose.

[@user-xu9zh1ui1t]

What’s your diet like? I believe diet and good food played a massive role as well. Itching in your scalp that tells me that you might be eating lectins and or inflammatory foods. Just curious if you can report back great as usual thank you.

[@Littlepotatochip117]

I ordered a derma pen and I’m still waiting for it to be shipped. 😩

[@zachcouch1987]

This guy gave me the idea to get a hair transplant. I feel bad that he is losing it again. 😢

[@mikepedroza9218]

Beware of the itch that is yur hair follicle dying the scab is the death of the hair follicle and will be a permanent bald spot the hair will not grow back keep fighting

[@emdadali2130]

1) Great job on your weight loss 2) Your eyebrows are darker, did you do anything for them?

[@deanhun352]

First off, your hair looks pretty good overall. Way better than mine. As for the one small bald spot on the back, I suspect that's temporary.

[@Rezparviz]

What will you do when the dutasteride stop working ?

[@trollzone1]

After 4 years my ht started thinning out. All they do is delay the inevitable

[@thecoffeesloth]

With regards to Dut and fertility, what is the routine if you're planning on trying for kids?

[@cartesim01]

following

[@johns8819]

He already has kids

[@afzolaali]

I recently switched over to oral minoxidil from topical i did tons of looking and the amount of crazy transformations i came across was impressive….taking 2.5mg a day been about 2 weeks looking to see how i am after 6 months

[@robf1666]

Hi Hairliciously, I'd try oral minoxidil, I'm on it, it's called loniten and it defo helped me. Also I found that castor oil with rosemary made my hair stronger. Also how do you sleep, on your side, maybe look into soft pillow cases, like silk, so not as much friction on the hair

[@TheScourg3]

Didnt you have 3 HT's though?

[@NickDoraRaw]

Just curious, have you done a full hormone panel? And looked at things like your prolactin? Wondering if an imbalance could be the cause. Or even autoimmune problems

[@mohammedahmad6975]

How old are you now? and at what age did you get your first hairtransplant?

[@Social0007]

Do you know anything about minoxidil and dutasteride /or propecia injections directly into the scalpe?

[@scott7521]

I think the young people in this country are hyper-focused on every little thing. You guys need to chill because you will NEVER be happy with yourselves. I'm 51 and I can tell you that it doesn't get better with age so you need to learn to love yourself for who you are. Sounds corny but trust me.

[@1234hhj]

Lichen planus.....take a look at your inmune system..have you check your Vitamin D3 levels?...a shampoo prepared to reduce your itching and inflamation in the scalp..with external corticosteroids recommended

[@hairliciously]

Thanks for the suggestion! Vit D was previously low so I’ve been on supplements.

[@Just4AZ1]

I had 2 transplants as well. Best money I ever spent.

[@hairliciously]

Amen

[@cammieklund]

Have you tried to go on the carnivore diet? Some people experience regrowth on carnivore.

[@dannyblanchflower1882]

A balance, nutrient dense diet is best. Dietary cholesterol raises serum cholesterol. High serum cholesterol scores are a risk factor for heart disease. Hair-loss is often a precursor to heart disease. There are countless studies that show this.

[@Re-Destro]

I guess it's time for you to hop on Dut. Here's a funny but serious idea. I know you don't have much hair on you, neither on your body or beard but have you thought of using pubic hair to add density to your temples and the sides of your hair? I'm planning for my next surgery to use all kinds of body hair for my mid and crown, such as pubic, chest and beard hair. Give it a thought, I know it sounds funny but I'm serious.

[@Euduchaus]

Funny is a understatement. That suggestion is frickin disgusting 😂 Edit: the pubic part

[@Re-Destro]

@@Euduchaus No it's not. It's been done in the past. I guess you don't know what it means to be out of grafts to be able to look even decent.

[@Euduchaus]

@@Re-Destro I get it bro. Didn't meant to be rude.

[@Re-Destro]

@@Euduchaus No worries bro, you're good. It's just when people don't have any more grafts that's the last option for density and more hair, it's the sad truth.

[@mehrabhossain2000]

I think it's time for you to start Dutestride.

[@rajj8887]

Have you ever tried doing PRP injections?

[@avaricefalls]

Don't do 1.5 mm microneedling. Do .6-.8 instead.

[@benjiebarker]

3:41 thats normal asian hair to me

[@jacobl5488]

no i have to disagreee its quite thin

[@ekinaydinalp3808]

Any update on Shiseido DSC?

[@danielbelik]

Did you try to dye sides? That might camouflage a bit.

[@Wilson7092-u4n]

When all else fails try a combover

[@hairliciously]

😂😂

[@johnyquach]

That diet guy and the old man with the hot stone story is really what helped me... i'll try to share a post after 1-2 more years. I stop taking finasteride and started a diet change to keto and rinse hot water on my head when it itches and it seem to have thicken my hair again....

[@MrLemmy2000]

You had your hairline lowered maybe thats why

[@cupofjoemoua6624]

Do they have finance options.?

[@hairliciously]

Yup!

[@lilrexy6088]

How many years ago did you get your last hair transplant? 😊

[@cretan982]

2019

[@_Epictetus_]

It's not the transplant, it's your diet. Dr Anthony Chaffee, Dr Shawn Baker and Dr Ken Berry

[@Cyberbronco]

What do they say?

[@NickDoraRaw]

@@Cyberbroncocarnivore diet. I can vouch for that. Hair and skin were the best they’ve ever been

[@Abhianand420]

If diet is the reason, then why women don't go bald... Also, with same diet some people have dense hair, while some go through balding...

[@_Epictetus_]

​@@Abhianand420women do go bald but because they have so much hair you don't see it as much. It's all about DNA! We aren't designed to put pants matter in our body. We CAN put it in our bodies but we won't last long. This is why people only live to 50-80 years old now instead of 110-130+ like we used to prior to agriculture.

[@alexreilly9254]

This is such a braindead take

[@neneshubby]

Do you have to have a prescription for oral minoxidil?

[@hairliciously]

Yup

[@Rezparviz]

2.5 did nothing for me take 5mg

[@zZGoldenBoyZz]

Just live life, less stress than keeping up with the joneses of the world trying to retain their hair. 😅 I'm 3/4 Korean, 1/4 Caucasian and have been self-conscious of hair loss since I was 19, but to be honest, at 34 I just have a mature hairline, whereas my father was bald at my same age. It was on his paternal Caucasian fathers side. Now if I can grow a decent mustache or goatee like him, I'd be happy 🤣.

[@jmcfadden8033]

I switched from finesteride to deutasteride over a year ago, after finesteride seemed to stop being be as effective as it used to be. No side effects whatsoever moving to deutasteride. But honestly, I don't know that it is any more effective than finesteride or could be less effective. Still lost a bit of ground since switching and in comparison to 15+ yrs on finesteride which held steady for a long time. At some point we all will succumb and have to accept fate. Some just are able to put it off a bit longer.

[@monchichipower6334]

Can’t you just get one hair transplant ? one and done Why 2 ?

[@varun009]

This is what you get for stopping finasteride. I think you're highly prone to balding.

[@geedupdog9410]

You can not beat Father Time. Your genes are in control

[@MrTrip666]

You look a lot slimmer than your normal self. Have you lost some weight recently? That can cause hair shed or so I've heard.

[@hairliciously]

Thank you! Been running 7-9 miles every day and finished a half marathon last month!

[@MrTrip666]

@@hairliciously could that possibly be one of the reasons for your sudden hair loss as of recent?

[@wakeupp563]

hey your comment made me think about my own weight loss... I lost about 3kg before my stomach surgery and 3kg after the surgery, in lbs thats about 13lbs, crazy... And guess what, also during this time I lost hair on my temples, I also think that for some people hair loss is related to weight loss. My current Regiment is washing my hair only with distilled water and sometimes I add magnesium oil to it. No shampoo, and when I use shampoo I only use with natural ingredients And also the distilled Water made my scalp stop itching, Note that my eating habits are and nutrition is the same aß always... If Im able to Change that Im sure I can grow back my hair

[@arjanyou]

Consider smp for the sides...

[@oskr05k]

Don’t ever do SMP on the side

[@arjanyou]

@oskr05k why not?

[@oskr05k]

@@arjanyou it eventually will spread out and become a blob like all of SMP. The crispy dots dont last long and it’ll all be hazy

[@arjanyou]

@@oskr05k aren't you suppose to renew it every 2-3 yrs? Altho it makes me wonder what will happen to the oroginal one 🤔

[@oskr05k]

@@arjanyou trust me won’t look good.

[@beeftestosterone4840]

Bro it’s ok it’s just hair

[@cupofjoemoua6624]

I'm honestly thinking about going to Motion clinic because of your videos. Bro: will they still give me a 30% discount if i go this coming spring? My finasteride is not working anymore.... 😢

[@hairliciously]

Gonna have to ask them as I am not sure

[@cupofjoemoua6624]

@hairliciously LMK broski.

[@cupofjoemoua6624]

​@@hairliciouslydo they have finance options ?

[@jonathanlivingstonseagull3378]

It is unfortunate that if you have a genetic predisposition to hair loss, it is likely that you will experience it regardless of any interventions. Hair transplants may only serve to postpone the inevitable. It is disheartening that, in today's world, a definitive cure has yet to be discovered, especially given the significant psychological distress associated with hair loss. I believe that many male suicides can be attributed to this issue. For men, it remains a silent struggle that is rarely discussed.

[@pat557]

Que the stupid Carnivore comments 🙄

[@Young_Renzel]

Bro you’re over exaggerating. I’m a Norwood 5 , I wish I had your problem

[@thisshallpass5031]

Stop complaining and enjoy with what you have, you not living forever.

[@hairliciously]

I ain’t settling for less

[@E924kb]

I am 38 yo male with hair thinning on the sides. I started taking saw palmetto 8 months back and started using ketoconazole shampoo for 1.5 months. Used caffeine oil for 3 months and rosemary oil for 2 months. I've seen reduced hair fall. Also been making efforts to optimize sleep. Hopefully the results stay consistent.

[@hairliciously]

Glad to hear it’s working. With two girls, I’m always tired so that may play a part 😂

[@E924kb]

How old are you and at what age you started finastride? Thanks! I may consider topical finastride and minoxidil if my hair loss gets worse but want to push it as late as possible since it will be lifetime use once i take it.​@hairliciously

[@utrippin7486]

the bald patch might be from stress, ive had that too and its gonna go away if you get rid of the stress

[@Maik.Weisbrod]

How old are you?

[@Jarlaxle1157]

he's in his mid 40s.

[@ekinaydinalp3808]

I don’t think so, he looks much younger

[@hairliciously]

@@Jarlaxle1157lol damn I’m 36 😅

[@Jarlaxle1157]

@@hairliciously I was just joking, man. that's about what I would have guessed. you look great for your age. also you're in the states, right? wasnt sure if you were in states or korea.

[@Macmittens411]

Bro.... just shave the sides. That's an actual haircut. Problem solved 👍

[@prodlb2255]

What's your diet like? Try carnivore

[@Rezparviz]

Yeah yeah let’s use dutasteride and block all abilities to be a man at all , just because you want to have few more hairs on your head ?

[@kai6424]

just shave the head man. A pity to spend all that money to inevitably just lose it. Put some minoxidil on that face and grow a beard shave the head.

[@zolinagy8537]

Delete your account dude 🙏🖕

[@Goodmorning1221-]

@@zolinagy8537 and he should shave his head too.

[@vinceslapchopper]

it won't look good because of the transplanted hairline and especially the scarring on the back of his head. whether it is FUE or FUT, it won't be a nice look if it is shaved. once you are cut, you are cut.

[@kai6424]

@ good point

[@tonylattuca7678]

Pray GT20029